Chabad Center for Jewish Discovery

Tune in at www.kinus.com/grandevent today November 15, at 1:00 PM

Shabbat Shalom from NYC! Torah Reading: Chayei Sarah Light Candles at 4:21 PM

Wisdom For A New Time A Virtual Retreat on Zoom Nov 17-19, Tues-Thurs NEW! For Jewish Women 55+... At this virtual retreat, here's what women definitely will NOT get (hold me to it): Superficiality Fluff Junk ideas Here's what women WILL get - BIG Jewish ideas that will make them feel more optimistic about the future, heal their frayed nerves, and beat back loneliness and worry Provocative, mind-expanding classes with world-class educators - Rabbi Manis Friedman, Rivkah Slonim, Freidy Yanover & Itty Kay Honest, no-holds-barred conversations with other Jewish women with rich life experiences

Shabbat Candle Lighting in New York City: 4:21pm. Join is this Shabbat! #TheFamilyShul

Thanksgiving and Chanukah are around the corner! We are excited to share with you that we have teamed up with the Met Council to give you the opportunity to share the joy of thanksgiving and Chanukah with our fellow seniors at the Met Council. It is specifically during these times where giving is of utmost importance particularly with those who may feel lonely during these challenging times. Let us do our part and bring joy and happiness to those around us!... Please don’t hesitate with any questions you may have by emailing the shul office at [email protected]

End off your week with something spiritual! Join us for in person Shabbat services on 10/31 at 10:30 AM followed by a delicious Kiddush lunch. #ShabbatShalom #LechLecha Candle Lighting Time ~ 5:36 PM

Join us for in person Shabbat services on 9/5 at 10:30 AM followed by a delicious Kiddush. #ShabbatShalom Candle Lighting Time ~ 7:04 PM

Join us for Shabbat services on 8/22 at 10:30 AM followed by a delicious Kiddush in honor of the new month of Elul #ShabbatShalom Candle Lighting Time ~ 7:26 PM

Join us for Shabbat services on 8/15 at 10:30 AM followed by a delicious Kiddush #ShabbatShalom Candle Lighting Time ~ 7:36 PM

We are excited to host Shabbat Services for the community at the Family Shul on West 19th Street! And of course we're doing our part to keep you safe with social distancing, masks and individually prepared Kiddush lunch. Join us at 10:30 AM!

Jewish people around the world will yet again mournfully observe Tisha B’Av for the 1,951st time. Mourning the destruction of our holy temple. Fast begins at 8:14 PM tonight and ends tomorrow evening at 8:44 PM Halachik observances include: abstaining from eating, drinking, bathing, wearing leather footwear, and marital relations for the 25 hours of Menachem-Av 9 (from sundown on Av 8 to nightfall on Av 9). It’s also customary to sit on the floor or a low chair until after mi...dday. Torah study is restricted to laws of mourning and passages describing the destruction of the Temple. Note: Tallit & Tefillin aren’t worn until Mincha. Our Sages taught: observing Tisha B’Av properly during our time of exile will enable fullest participation in the unbridled joy & comfort to be brought by Moshiach.

We are happy to announce that Shabbat morning services at the Family Shul on West 19th Street has resumed! (Social distancing rules are in place). Please join us weekly at 10:30 AM.

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Wishing our Family and the world good health, safety and prosperity! The eight-day festival of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is observed by avoiding leaven and highlighted by the Seder meals that include four cups of wine, eating matza and bitter herbs, and retelling the story of the Exodus. Happy Passover!